هڐا haḍḍā S̱. (from हड्ड Bone) s. m. Bone; spavin. هڐي موتهري نکالنا haḍḍe mothre nikāl- nā, 1. (lit.) To break out in spavins and œde- matous swellings. 2. (met.) To adopt an evil conduct.

هرگنڐا hurgunḍā H s. m. Name of a vegetable. P.S. هرگني har-gun-ī (Persian هر Every, and Sans. गुणी Skilful) adj. Skilful, clever.

هان hān S or hāni (हानि) s. f. Loss, deficien- cy, harm, injury, slaughter.

هلا hallā H s. m. 1. Uproar, tumult. 2. Assault. ¶ hilā, 1. adj. Domesticated, tame. هلا ملا hilā-milā, Amicable, attached. 2. s. m. Slime, mud.

هارون hārūn Heb. (Heb. ) n. prop. Aaron, the brother of Moses. هارون رشيد hārūn rashīd, The fifth khalif of the house of Aﻌbbās and twenty-sixth from Muḥammad.

هرسا hursā S̱. (घर्ष r. घृष Rub, grind) s. m. A stone on which sandal wood is ground.

هسکا هسکي hiskā-hiskī H s. f. Mutual emulation.

هنڐولا hanḍolā हिन्दोल S̱. s. m. 1. A swing, a cradle. 2. A song describing the swing and sung during that exercise.

هت hat S̱. s. m. (dakh.) See هاتهہ hāth. هت بيڙي hat-bīṛī or هت کهوڙ hat-khoṛ (dakh.) Hand- cuffs, manacles (Harris).

هرت हरित् harit S adj. Verdant. S. هرتا हत्ती (r. हृ Take by force, steal) hartā, s. m. A thief, a stealer, a taker away.